Patents by Inventor Muhammad Salim

Muhammad Salim has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Patent number: 7624973
    Abstract: A shock absorber assembly includes a coil spring that reacts between first and second spring seats. The first spring seat is fixed to a shock cylinder and the second spring seat is fixed to a rod that is slidably received within the shock cylinder. An isolator is positioned between an end coil of the spring and at least one of the first and second spring seats. The isolator comprises an annular ring that defines a cavity that is at least partially filled with fluid. The isolator evenly distributes non-centered spring end forces through the fluid to reduce the effects of side load forces.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 12, 2005
    Date of Patent: December 1, 2009
    Assignee: ArvinMeritor Technology, LLC
    Inventors: Joseph A. Fader, Mark Christopher Smith, Paul Kurt Miska, Muhammad Salim, Stephen Heagle, Darryl Sendrea, Nathan Clark, Evan Moen
  • Publication number: 20070158925
    Abstract: A shock absorber assembly includes a coil spring that reacts between first and second spring seats. The first spring seat is fixed to a shock cylinder and the second spring support is fixed to a rod that is slidably received within the shock cylinder. At least one of the first and second spring seats comprises an adjustable two-pierce spring seat. First and second spring seat pieces are initially movable relative to each other to achieve a desired spring pierce point location for a selected operational position. Once the first and second spring seat pieces are adjusted to a desired position, the first and second spring seat pieces are permanently attached to each other.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 6, 2006
    Publication date: July 12, 2007
    Inventors: Joseph Fader, Mark Smith, Paul Miska, Muhammad Salim, Stephen Heagle, Darryl Sendrea, Nathan Clark, Evan Moen
  • Publication number: 20070131501
    Abstract: A shock absorber assembly includes a coil spring that reacts between first and second spring seats. The first spring seat is fixed to a shock cylinder and the second spring seat is fixed to a rod that is slidably received within the shock cylinder. An isolator is positioned between an end coil of the spring and at least one of the first and second spring seats. The isolator comprises an annular ring that defines a cavity that is at least partially filled with fluid. The isolator evenly distributes non-centered spring end forces through the fluid to reduce the effects of side load forces.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 12, 2005
    Publication date: June 14, 2007
    Inventors: Joseph Fader, Mark Smith, Paul Miska, Muhammad Salim, Stephen Heagle, Darryl Sendrea, Nathan Clark, Evan Moen
  • Patent number: 6792681
    Abstract: A method of forming a stabilizer bar is provided that includes the steps of roll forming sheet metal coil into a continuous tube. Next, a first portion of the continuous tube is flattened. The first portion of the continuous tube is sheared to define a first end. Next, a second portion of the continuous tube is flattened. The continuous tube is sheared at the second portion to define a final unit length with a second end opposite the first end. That is, the length is sheared from the rest of the continuous tube. The final length is the length is needed to form a single stabilizer bar. Finally, the final unit length is deformed into the desired stabilizer bar shape.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 29, 2002
    Date of Patent: September 21, 2004
    Assignee: Meritor Suspension Systems Company, Inc.
    Inventors: Joseph A. Fader, Muhammad Salim
  • Publication number: 20030221316
    Abstract: A method of forming a stabilizer bar is provided that includes the steps of roll forming sheet metal coil into a continuous tube. Next, a first portion of the continuous tube is flattened. The first portion of the continuous tube is sheared to define a first end. Next, a second portion of the continuous tube is flattened. The continuous tube is sheared at the second portion to define a final unit length with a second end opposite the first end. That is, the length is sheared from the rest of the continuous tube. The final length is the length is needed to form a single stabilizer bar. Finally, the final unit length is deformed into the desired stabilizer bar shape.
    Type: Application
    Filed: May 29, 2002
    Publication date: December 4, 2003
    Inventors: Joseph A. Fader, Muhammad Salim